For the first time in history, a woman has been chosen to lead Winston-Salem State University (WSSU). During a press conference held last week, Bonita J. Brown was officially announced as the 14th chancellor of WSSU.
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Every two years since 1989 downtown Winston-Salem is transformed into Black Theatre Holy Ground when the N.C. Black Repertory Company hosts the biggest event in Black theatre. And this year with a new name, the International Black Theatre Festival is back July 29 – August 3.
More than 200 Black people of all ages and from walks of life met at The Enterprise Conference and Event Center last Friday, to openly discuss something that impacts us all but is rarely discussed in the Black community: mental health.
The Winston-Salem City Council has approved a resolution that will contribute $70,000 to Triad Cultural Arts’ Shotgun House Project.
By Felecia Piggott-Long, Ph.D. The student body of Carver Nation was exposed to a week of international engagement from May
At a time where the need for special education teachers is at an all-time high, Winston-Salem State University (WSSU) is looking to make it easier for aspiring teachers who already have an undergraduate degree and current students at WSSU, to receive their master’s degree in teaching and the licensure required to teach in North Carolina.
The local branch of the NAACP awarded five $1,000 scholarships to deserving students last week during the organization’s Freedom Fund Gala held at the Anderson Center on the campus of Winston-Salem State University.
Dionn Owen & Renaissance celebrate anniversary with ‘Rebirth Reunion Concert’
M&F Bank partners with Fiserv to award $10,000 grant to local small business
To help barbers across the state sharpen their skills last month, The Shave Cave Barber Lounge hosted a Barber Skills and Techniques Class. While having a master barber class is common in bigger cities, it had never been done in Winston-Salem. But Anthony Hamby, owner of The Shave Cave Barber Lounge here in Winston-Salem, and Caleb Cranfield, owner of Support The C Barbershop in Salisbury, changed that.
